Drug Bust At Bangor Motel Nets $100K of Fentanyl, Cocaine
Four people are facing charges after drug agents seized more than $100,000 in illegal substances from a Bangor motel.
The arrests were the result of a several-weeks investigation by the Bangor-based North Central Task Force. Agents had been watching a group of individuals who were believed to be trafficking crack cocaine and fentanyl from a room inside a Bangor motel.
Investigators learned this group had returned to Bangor from out of state with what was believed to be roughly a kilogram of crack cocaine and a significant amount of heroin/fentanyl.
MDEA arrests 4 people from Maine and Michigan, accusing them of selling cocaine and fentanyl from home in Exeter
Two children under the age of five, who were inside the home at the time agents executed the search warrant, were turned over to the custody of DHHS. Author: Griffin Stockford (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 1:55 PM EST March 5, 2021 Updated: 11:58 AM EST March 6, 2021
EXETER, Maine Two Michigan residents and two Maine residents were arrested Thursday by MDEA agents of the Bangor-based North Central Task Force. According to MDEA Commander Peter Arno, these arrests are the culmination of an investigation into the sale of cocaine base and fentanyl from an Exeter home over the past couple of months.